Haltech GT-R Runs 11.1@124 !
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Um, please show me a stock Z that's run an 11.1 or faster, or a trap of 124 mph or greater for that amtter. Some TT'd ones do, although most seem to be in the low 12's or high 11's. I would expect a stock 07+Z with the HR motor to run a low 13 maybe high 12's with a really good driver, and a non revup model to run high 13's/low 14's. I drive a stock Z, and trust me it is NOT going to run anywhere near 11's no matter who's driving it.
You must mean a Z with stock internals and a TT or some sort of FI....
You must mean a Z with stock internals and a TT or some sort of FI....
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Um, WHAT? Do a search on the ZO6 boards, there are a many in the LOW 11's high 10's stock. Search the name "Ranger" I think he ran like a 10.9 bone stock.
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I would expect a stock 07+Z with the HR motor to run a low 13 maybe high 12's with a really good driver, and a non revup model to run high 13's/low 14's. I drive a stock Z, and trust me it is NOT going to run anywhere near 11's no matter who's driving it.
You must mean a Z with stock internals and a TT or some sort of FI....
You must mean a Z with stock internals and a TT or some sort of FI....
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I think you guys have things mixed up lol. JROW was referring to a Z06, while Sinzz was referring to a 350Z. Having owned both cars at one point, I like to refer to them using their full name.
HR and rev up are names describing the variable valve timing on the VQ series motor. I think the HR has infinite variable valve timing on both intake and exhaust side, while the rev up motor just has VVT on the intake side. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
HR and rev up are names describing the variable valve timing on the VQ series motor. I think the HR has infinite variable valve timing on both intake and exhaust side, while the rev up motor just has VVT on the intake side. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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I think you guys have things mixed up lol. JROW was referring to a Z06, while Sinzz was referring to a 350Z. Having owned both cars at one point, I like to refer to them using their full name.
HR and rev up are names describing the variable valve timing on the VQ series motor. I think the HR has infinite variable valve timing on both intake and exhaust side, while the rev up motor just has VVT on the intake side. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
HR and rev up are names describing the variable valve timing on the VQ series motor. I think the HR has infinite variable valve timing on both intake and exhaust side, while the rev up motor just has VVT on the intake side. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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LOL sorry man. It just didn't click to me. Yeah, you're talkin Z06, not Z. I was thinking Nissans the entire time. Yeah I've defintely seen reports of Z06's running those times. Definitely not doubting you there. I was wondering how someone could possibly think a stock 350 could run those times 
Sorry for the confusion
And yea, a Z06 running a 13 or 14 second 1/4 would definitely be odd. Those things are beasts.
Sorry for the confusion
And yea, a Z06 running a 13 or 14 second 1/4 would definitely be odd. Those things are beasts.
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Impressed by the R35, I realy need to get my hands on one of thoes... especialy the v-spec wich will be out in 2009 (I think)
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It's funny you said this. I found one parked in front of my neighbor's house yesterday. Evidently, he went shopping over the weekend.
